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University of East London Animation Awards 2020
30-second Animation Competition for 16-19 years olds! #UELconnected

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Don’t forget to submit! If you have a short animation, do submit it to UELAA 2021 by 15th May. Submission is free and you can submit as many animations as you want!

To find out more, go to https://t.co/IbPgeMWLbR or submit directly to https://t.co/K6bcYu9pGU

[✨sam (looking for work!) @gimyosan]

I'm calling this shot done!! took about a week and a half to from start to finish, and I learned so much - I'll post a render breakdown a bit later :)

#animation #3danimation #3dcg #legendofzelda

[JoshPowie 🍥 @PowieJosh]

Idle animation test🔧
#pixelart #animation

[Oniri Boy @OniriBoy]

Super Paper Mario - Chapter 1: Land of the Dimensions
#animation #fanart #drawing #Mario

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Have you submitted your films to UELAA yet? Don’t forget to submit them to win some great prizes! Submit directly to https://t.co/K6bcYu9pGU Go to https://t.co/IbPgeMWLbR

#animation #art #youngartist

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Over the years he has also developed an impressive body of self-initiated work that includes animation loops and augmented reality experiments. See Fernando’s wide range of work here: https://t.co/R3ZlTahW1t

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Meet Fernando Leal from the UELAA selection panel!

Fernando Leal is a Brazilian illustrator and animator, who graduated with an MA from the Royal College in London. He currently lives and works in Berlin. He has a wide range of international clients.

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His clients include The Wall Street Journal, AirCanada, MTV, Audi, Bloomberg Businessweek, Morningstar Advisor, Fast Company, New Scientist, The Pennsylvania Gazette, Bravo!, Globo TV, Red Bull, Gol Airlines, ARD, BA, Nicolas Godin, amongst others.

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See their work here: https://t.co/lksnybwORu

Have you submitted your films to UELAA yet? Don’t forget to submit them to win some great prizes! Submit directly to https://t.co/K6bcYtROik Go to https://t.co/IbPgeNem3p

#animation #film #short

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Meet Hend Esmat from the UELAA selection panel!

Hend Esmat is part of Hend and Lamiaa, the design and animation duo, originally from Cairo and now based in Bristol, UK. They are driven by a great passion for sharing stories through colourful visuals and playful characters.

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Their recent work in collaboration with Rumpus Animation was selected for a Public Choice Award in the 2020 British Animation Awards. Their short film “Flipped” was screened in over 30 festivals worldwide, receiving the 2019 Best Animation Film award in Overcome Festival (US)

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They have designed and animated short films, explainers, commercials, music videos, children’s books and series for clients & studios across the UK, US and Egypt Their clients include the BBC, MG, The School of Life, Merck for Mothers & Gromit Unleashed Trail.

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Good morning, we hope you have a great week ahead!🌞

#BeTheChange #MondayMotivation

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She continues to maintain an illustration practice. Anna Parmentier is a multi-talented artist who currently works in the game industry in Vancouver, Canada. You can see her work here: https://t.co/TEmPp7Ia14

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Meet Anna Parmentier from the UELAA selection panel! She was born and raised in Lyon, France, but her passions have taken her around the globe. She learned Animation at the Srishti School of art Design and Technology in India, before specialising in game design at Supinfogame.

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Have you submitted your films to UELAA yet? Don’t forget to submit them to win some great prizes!

Submit directly to https://t.co/K6bcYu9pGU Go to https://t.co/IbPgeMWLbR to find out more!

#animation #festival #competition #art #ArtistOnTwitter

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Meet Asya Lukin from the UELAA selection panel!

Asya Lukin is a painter and stop-motion filmmaker. The subject of her works is mainly connected to everyday life events. When describing her work, she says ‘generally my work starts from observation.

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However the need for emphasising the emotional content of the subject often leads me to rework my observational sketches until I find the most intense tune, colour, movement or face expression that conveys an unseen implication of the scene that I paint or animate.